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Moody’s updated its forecast for the global speculative-grade default rate and now expects that it will peak below 10%, slightly lower than projected previously

COVID-19 is catapulting the world into a new era of central banking - helping governments finance growing debt by capping bond yields near zero. Despite some hu

The €750 billion stimulus plan announced by the European Commission has been greeted by many macroeconomic analysts and investment banks with euphoria. The hist

The European Union is faced with a pivotal decision about its future, and Japan is set to double its coronavirus stimulus spending.

The news is out, the eurozone collapsed in the first quarter of 2020, dropping at an annual rate of 14.8 percent from the fourth quarter of 2019. Much of Europe

COVID-19 has exposed the European Union's fault lines. For now, ECB bond purchases should hold things together. But ultimately, national governments will need t

South Korea saw March industrial output jump 4.6% or more than three times more than economists expected. Italy, Spain, and France will report Q1 GDP estimates

The US and Europe will likely have different economic trajectories coming out of the coronavirus crisis and Ed Harrison is more optimistic about Europe’s prospe

It sounds bizarre to claim that a monetary zone can have potential problems with both inflation and deflation, but that's where I see the eurozone at present. T

The MSCI Asia Pacific Index, Europe's Dow Jones Stoxx 600, and the S&P 500 are posting their first back-to-back weekly gains since the first half of February. D

Assuming the coronavirus pandemic and related containment measures peak in Q2 for most countries around the world, the International Monetary Fund expects the global economy to contract 3% this year,

The dollar broke below JPY108 yesterday and has been unable to resurface the area today. The euro is trading quietly inside yesterday's range (~$1.0895-1.0970).

Bloomberg's monthly survey of economists predicts that the euro area's economy will contract by more than 10% in H1, with Q2 accounting for most of the drop at 8.3%, as lockdown orders remain in effec